let s begin with the brutal mob attack on three off duty u.s. marines in california. i always say a marine is really never off duty. orange county sheriff s department charged nine minors, five are facing felony assault with deadly weapon. began late friday near san c clamanty pier. they asked them to stop launching fireworks. look at what happened. if you have little ones in the room, video can be disturbing. u.s. marines left with no choice but to curl up into the fetal position. angry mob didn t let up. fortunately bystanders were able to jump in and break up the mob. orange county sheriff s department marines declined medical transportation to a nearby hospital. investigation ongoing. interesting. when you see camera angles like that and know there are people around. i don t know. always brings warmth to my heart people are willing to get involved. i can see if they wouldn t. this is awful to watch on memorial day when we are supposed to honor soldiers. this is a milita
it is hard. what makes someone enough? we talk about reparations, boxes, people like to others into you have to have a percentage. what is enough to be deemed exclued from they vote the way their husbands do. never enough. that is why you don t step to being judged by people. in my faith you are judged by god. it wasn t just that some people didn t speak up. what happened to the strong women at the table? it is a talk show. we haven t even talked about freedom of speech. let her confirm by the words that come out of her mouth. whoopi goldburg and all t
And all of these suppression tactics that we are seeing leading up to the upcoming midterms shows that elected officials across the country are trying to recreate the electorate, and hand pick those who are entitled to exercise the fundamental right to vote, and the people target and exclued with surgical precision through myriad of devices are african-americans and latinos and native americans and asians, and we are trying to white out the electorate in a way that is extraordinarily disturbing. we have challenged it in georgia and in texas, and in the texas photo i.d. challenge where we represented a student from prairie view a&m, and we pointed out that the racially discriminatory impact of this voter i.d. law, and we continue the monitor the situation in prairie view a&m where the students are targeted again. this county has been the subject of many contests around elections and discrimination